Chapter 15 Test

This is the body's reaction to physical or emotional danger signals

• understimutaled
• overstimulated
• frustration
• stress

Over excited children can become this way by many things, for instance, simply playing with other children can cause this.

• understimutaled
• overstimulated
• frustration
• stress

Children sometimes feel they are not in control and can feel defeated or discouraged.

• understimutaled
• overstimulated
• frustration
• stress

Used by insecure children as a way to get attention

• biting
• exploring the body
• thumbsucking
• fear
• tattling

This tension-relieving behavior usually peaks at 18 months

• biting
• exploring the body
• thumbsucking
• fear
• tattling

Many children experience this emotion on the first day of school

• biting
• exploring the body
• thumbsucking
• fear
• tattling

Engaging in this activity in public is considered improper

• biting
• exploring the body
• thumbsucking
• fear
• tattling

Body language used by upset children who cannot express themselves using words; usually a result of property conflicts

• biting
• exploring the body
• thumbsucking
• fear
• tattling

The larger the group, the greater the likelihood this state of everexcitement will occur

• overstimulation
• noise
• frustration
• stress
• negativism

When children feel they are not in control, they may have these feelings of discouragement

• overstimulation
• noise
• frustration
• stress
• negativism